Selection for partial resistance in oil palm progenies to Ganoderma basal stem rot.

By A. S. Idris, A. Kushairi, S. Ismail, D. Ariffin. 2004

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Ecological status of Ganoderma and basal stem rot disease of oil palms (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.). (2013, background): “Turner (1981) reported fifteen species of Ganoderma from various parts of the world such as North America, Africa, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Thailand as being associated with BSR, including for example, G. applanatum, G. boninense, G. chalceum, G. cochlear, G. lucidum, G. mini”
Characterization of parameters for the development of an early screening test for basal stem rot tolerance in oil palm progenies (2005, background): “Nevertheless, some encouraging results based on 23 crosses were obtained by Idris et al. (2004), but the aim of the current research is to develop a test that can compare a large number of crosses, at the earliest stage possible, for which results are significantly correlated to those obtained on…”